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CENTRIA Recognizes Dealers for “Building” Excellence

November 1, 2010
CENTRIA Architectural Systems, an industry leader in exterior metal wall systems for commercial, institutional and industrial buildings, recently recognized members of its extensive Dealer Network for their ongoing commitment and efforts at achieving excellence in the built environment with its 2010 Dealer Awards Program. 

CENTRIA Architectural Systems, an industry leader in exterior metal wall systems for commercial, institutional and industrial buildings, recently recognized members of its extensive Dealer Network for their ongoing commitment and efforts at achieving excellence in the built environment with its 2010 Dealer Awards Program.

The awards are judged with regard to application and installation quality of CENTRIA’s product on a building project and the overall aesthetic and sustainable attributes of that project. For the 2010 Dealer Awards, CENTRIA received 155 unique entries from 41 dealers.

CENTRIA launched its Dealer Awards Program in 1999 as a way to recognize its dealers for their commitment and dedication. This year, dealers were recognized in nine different categories, including: higher education, K-12 education, government, healthcare, industrial, office, stadium/arena, transportation and miscellaneous, including retail, multi-residential, recreation.

“The Dealer Awards allow us to formally recognize our dealers for their ongoing efforts and dedication to our company and our quality architectural systems,” said Rick Brow, Director of Marketing, CENTRIA. “The awards also provide us with the opportunity to showcase the wide variety of projects on which our products are used and the diverse and innovative ways our products are applied to develop dynamic, innovative designs.”

CENTIRA’s Dealer Network is comprised of more than 100 authorized companies nationwide. They each have hands-on product installation knowledge and participate in extensive training on a regular basis. With complete enclosure packages and continuous factory training, CENTRIA’s Dealer Network has the ability to deliver both high quality and on-time installation for all types and sizes of projects. In addition to state-of-the-art training, members of CENTRIA’s Dealer Network provide building teams with many added benefits, including: project pricing, electability reviews, scheduling, bonding and more.

“Our Dealer Network is vital to CENTRIA’s success as an industry leader and, as such, we are pleased to recognize them for their continued commitment to quality and ongoing success,” Brow said. “CENTRIA applauds all of its dealers and congratulates the 2010 Dealer Awards winners.”

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